Seeking the Warmth of Other Suns — Àdisà

For Black People, no matter where we call home, our African ancestral roots are like our other sun: It is the center of our existential solar system. The further we move away from it the colder it gets, the harder it becomes to grow, to sustain life, to flourish, to advance in healthy ways.

In case you havent noticed, it's wintertime in America--has been since 1526-- and the arctic chill of white supremacy is giving us frostbite. The Solar warmth of Black Love is the answer, loving in ways that move us closer to the African sun is our hope. Our progress must be guided by a quest to seek "the warmth of other suns."

—Ádìsá